The hydrangea is an outdoor plant that can be placed in bright or semi-shaded spots. Frequent watering favors the growth of the plant and flowering. Generally, before watering, the moisture of the substrate should be checked and if it is not sufficiently moist, you can water it. The hydrangea is one of the most popular flowering shrubs planted in the garden in spring, while it is an excellent plant in a pot for the entrance of a house. It grows best and blooms in semi-shaded and cool positions as it loves heat and humidity, but not intense direct sunlight. The appropriate time to repot the hydrangea into a larger pot is in early spring after it has been pruned. It wants small and relatively frequent waterings to give us abundant flowering with a long duration. We water every 3 days during the spring and autumn periods, while during the summer period, it needs more frequent watering every 1-2 days to withstand the heat and high temperatures.

• Placement: Outdoor
• Lighting: Medium
• Watering: Low
• Resistance to Cold: High
• Flowering Period: August to September
• Plant Height: 80cm